Would this be a good size tree topper for my Seahawk themed Christmas tree?
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Make a fist. Now imagine a helmet on it. The helmet will be a little loose on your fist depending on the size/position of your hand. Ear hole to eat hole is about 4 inches. Go Hawks.
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The hole in the top is 22" across at the narrowest point. So it should accommodate a tree around 20" in diameter.
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I don't think so. It's probably the same thickness as other plastic ornaments. Stepping on it would crack it. I think in general it's sturdy enough for being a Christmas ornament. I put my babies' hospital hats and bracelets in mine.
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by the size of the ceramic tree. Mine is 12" so I bought the .5. If you want the 1" it may fit better on the tree. I like the smaller ones myself. Hope this helps.
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Hello Marisela A,I did not have success with my Papaya T.T.Hovery Tree...., Mine was in a tree inch pot the plant was a damaged a little and did not make. However, whatever the pot size your plant is in, Marisela A go the next size up from that pot. Hope this helps you.
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Yes, it could hold very small ornaments due to the closeness of the branches. The base is like a bowl and is approximately 6-inches diameter.
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I wouldn't recommend N scale for under a Christmas tree because they are so small and can be difficult to keep on the track if it is even the least bit uneven. I would go with one of the bigger scales, like O.
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I don't remember seeing a listed minimum tree size on the box, but I wouldn't use it on a tree under 16 diameter
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This ornament would work on an artificial tree that is not "pre-lit". It needs to plug into your light set to work. It is a very pretty piece - multi-dimensional with a lot of detail.
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I was going to stick a small pipe up through the bottom so I could anchor it to the tree. Don't remember if I'd have had to make the bottom opening bigger or not. I had my tree treated and woodpeckers left, so I gave it to a neighbor who was having problems with the cedar on his house.
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Yes I think it would work. Remember to get some twist ties as they are open so that you can out them around the tree. Good luck!
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depends how big the tree is. If it's a smaller tree this will be fine, but if it is a normal sized tree than you should get bigger tracks
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I concur. Use the O'Neil chart. If you are between their specs I'd buy up in size, especially with a shorty. The legs ride up and crush the twig and berries.
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I agree with Peter. It's fairly light. It comes with a pole that clamps onto the trunk of your tree for stability. If I recall correctly, the pole is about 18" long. I think it would look great on a 4' tree.
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I guess so, specially the birds. You might have to cut the bottom of the tree. Check the computer's measurements versus the decal first to make sure it will work. Good luck!
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I think this would be too small, I only used this for a plaque not for actual boating purposes. Sorry I couldn't give a better answer.
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Those are two different concepts. Yes, it's a perfect size bushcraft axe. It's not a felling axe, so dropping a 9" tree is more up to your tenacity :) if your plan is to regularly drop trees that size, I would bump up to a full size axe.